Memoirs of the Life Character And Writings of Sir Matthew Hale
Memoirs of the Life Character And Writings of Sir Matthew Hale
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The "Letter" furnishes Lord Hale's matui-ed " advice " upon the following interesting topics : — The danger of the times in relation to religion — Dangers incident to your age — Dangers that arise to you from your condition and relations — Dangers that may arise from your constitution and com- plexion. — Religion in general — The christian re- ligion. — Directions concerning prayer — Reading of the Scriptui'es, &c. — Observations of the Lord's day. — Ordinary rehgious conversation — On the sacr...ament — Moral and civil conversation, and o % 292 actions in general. — Moderation of the passions — Idleness and employment — Ordinary employ- ments — Employment of young gentlewomen — Company, and the choice of it — Recreations — Eating, drinking, and sleeping — Apparel and habit — Carriage to your inferiors, superiors, and equals — Single life, and marriage.
In proportion as the Catalogues which have now heen exhibited are considered, will be the reader's amazement, notwithstanding the detail before given of diligent habits, how one individual, who died, it should be remembered, at the age of sixty-seven, should have achieved so much ; how he should, in so short a space, and amidst avocations so important and pressing, have acquii'ed a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "Letter" furnishes Lord Hale's matui-ed " advice " upon the following interesting topics : — The danger of the times in relation to religion — Dangers incident to your age — Dangers that arise to you from your condition and relations — Dangers that may arise from your constitution and com- plexion. — Religion in general — The christian re- ligion. — Directions concerning prayer — Reading of the Scriptui'es, &c. — Observations of the Lord's day. — Ordinary rehgious conversation — On the sacr...ament — Moral and civil conversation, and o % 292 actions in general. — Moderation of the passions — Idleness and employment — Ordinary employ- ments — Employment of young gentlewomen — Company, and the choice of it — Recreations — Eating, drinking, and sleeping — Apparel and habit — Carriage to your inferiors, superiors, and equals — Single life, and marriage.
In proportion as the Catalogues which have now heen exhibited are considered, will be the reader's amazement, notwithstanding the detail before given of diligent habits, how one individual, who died, it should be remembered, at the age of sixty-seven, should have achieved so much ; how he should, in so short a space, and amidst avocations so important and pressing, have acquii'ed a.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life Character And Writings of Sir Matthew Hale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B John Bickerton Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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